How To Train A Husband

Nani had always thought getting married would be difficult.

He just hadn't expected the difficult part to be the husband.

Saint Morozov, twenty-six, is ambitious, stubborn and far too comfortable living exactly as he pleases. He has a future he's trying to build, a market he's determined to understand and absolutely no interest in becoming the respectable man his family keeps asking him to be.

Then there's Nani, twenty-four, who has spent years being told what an omega should want, what sort of life would suit him and, most importantly, when he ought to stop being so bloody difficult.

Neither of them asked for an arranged marriage.

Neither of them wants to give up their ambitions for it.

And neither of them is particularly impressed by the person they've been asked to marry.

So they make one simple arrangement of their own.

They'll live together.
They'll support each other.
They'll remain friends.

And, if Saint can survive Nani's standards long enough, perhaps he can even learn how to be a husband.

But what happens when the husband who needed training turns out to be the one teaching Nani how to stay?